Tutorial installation via Raspberry Pi not working

Hello,

I followed the documentation for installation on a Raspberry Pi (Pi 4 in my case), but at the end I don’t access Gladys. I retrieved the IP of my Raspberry via my DHCP and then I connected via SSH without any problem, so I am indeed connecting to the Raspberry but I don’t have a pre-installed Gladys instance. According to the documentation, at step 8 I should connect via the IP of my Raspberry and arrive on my Gladys instance, but that is not the case. Is this normal? I think I should follow the documentation for installation via Docker, I imagine?

Thanks in advance

Hi @fquatre and welcome to the Gladys forum!

What is the config of your RPi 4? (RAM, SSD or microSD)
Then we would need to check the logs to see what is happening, but I won’t be able to guide you on that part.

Hello and welcome!

Did you use the « all-in-one » image from RPi imager or with an Ubuntu server installation?

Does nothing appear when you type your RPi’s IP address into a browser (Chrome, for example)?

In SSH, you can run docker logs gladys to see the logs. But it shouldn’t be necessary

@mutmut I have a Raspberry Pi 4 with 4GB of RAM

@GBoulvin I followed the Gladys documentation for Raspberry to the letter, so I used RPI Imager with the Gladys Assistant image offered in RPI Imager.

I had no Docker containers running and the command « docker ps -a » was also empty

After that, since I see that the Raspberry method is no longer recommended, the image may no longer contain the default installation of Gladys?

For testing, no problem. For long-term intensive use, it is indeed discouraged.

However, I’m not sure if the image still works (but there’s no reason it shouldn’t…).

If in doubt, you can follow the documentation without any issues if you’re comfortable with SSH commands:

@GBoulvin I’m not very patient, even though your responses were more than quick :sweat_smile:, I had already moved on to the installation step via Docker Compose and the instance is working very well now, but perhaps the documentation needs to be updated, even if the method is no longer recommended, it can be useful for quickly testing Gladys when you have a Raspberry Pi on hand?